This is the 150cm Orca Split, Lib Tech’s all-mountain board, in the men’s fit. Mervin lists it with: Long floaty nose and wide body float pow efficiently and effortlessly; Powerful poppy contact maximizing whale tail technology; Ultralight SC construction with FSC-certified aspen and paulownia core.
Length is the first thing to get right on a snowboard — it is matched to rider weight and boot size, not height alone, and a board cut at 150cm rides differently from the same model two sizes up. Mervin also notes: Rugged, fast sintered base. Check the size chart against your own weight before ordering.
Mervin Manufacturing builds Lib Tech and GNU boards in Sequim, Washington, and is one of the last snowboard makers that never moved production offshore. The factory runs a zero-hazardous-waste process.
